She firmly believes that the best way to learn is to actively do something yourself, so she favours a hands-on approach in teaching. She fully understands the difficulties of moving from Poser to Daz Studio, having made that journey herself, and enjoys passing on her Studio know-how to new users.Įsha also has several years of experience in teaching adults. In all of these she is a self-taught artist, basing her skills on years of experience and numerous online tutorials. In recent years she has been focusing on DS for product development.Įsha’s favourite tools include Daz Studio, Poser, ZBrush, Wings3D, Xfrog, Marvelous Designer, UVLayout and Photoshop. When Daz released the Developer Tools for Daz Studio in 2008 she integrated them into her workflow and has been working with Daz Studio, alongside Poser, ever since. She has created content for Smith Micro and Daz and is an active vendor at. This has been created as “artist friendly” and is a complete visual guide to each of the PBR Metallicity/Roughness Properties.Ģ) Prop testing pack including render presets and shader examples as used through the course.Įsha lives in Austria and has been creating 3D products for nearly 12 years. These recordings are taken from live webinars with the benefit of Q&A from students throughout.ġ) Master reference Uber Shader Reference Guide. She goes through in detail visual examples of the Iray shader properties, remarking on recommended settings and property combinations.

She'll take you through the whole process of shader creation and then go in depth with seven very useful case studies of different shader materials. It's all about using the Iray uber shader to create realistic looking materials for your products or artwork.Įsha has used Iray since it's release in Beta. In these tutorials Esha goes over a comprehensive guide you in creating Iray shaders from start to finish. Iray is a physically based renderer used in DAZ Studio and it calculates the behaviour of light in a way as close to reality as possible.

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